Manually set access_token about hello.js

[MrSwitch]

Hi @FrEaKmAn

The credentials can be set using hello.utils.store(network, object) e.g.

hello.utils.store("facebook", {
     access_token:"A1B2C3D4E5F6G7", 
     expires:1381355029
});

let me know how it goes...

[FrEaKmAn]

Yes, I think it works. I hope so. I'm using this code

    hello.utils.store("facebook", {
        access_token: app.social.facebook.token,
        expires: app.social.facebook.expires
    });

    hello.api('facebook:/me/share', 'post', { 'message': badge.share_message, 'picture': badge.share_badge }, function(r)
    {
        alert(r);

        (!r || r.error) ? error() : success();
    });

and it posts to facebook. Only problem is that callback is not called. Any ideas how to debug it?

[MrSwitch]

Hi @FrEaKmAn i can't recreate this bug. Can you provide some more info, starting with the network request/response for this. Thanks

[FrEaKmAn]

Hi @MrSwitch. Well I'm using this with Phonegap project (testing on Windows PHone 8). It think problem could be with the way you are checking if request has completed. If you check the line 1747 the event r.onload is not firing. I have added below

    r.onreadystatechange = function()
    {
        if (r.readyState == 4)
        {
            r.onload();
        }
    };

to work. I'm sure it could be improved, but for now it works.

[MrSwitch]

Oh cool, i haven't tried it on PhoneGap yet. You probably know better than i. Just a thought though, have you added "https://graph.facebook.com" to the whitelist (as described here http://docs.phonegap.com/en/1.9.0/guide_whitelist_index.md.html) ?

[MrSwitch]

The issue no longer fits the title. @FrEaKmAn Please open an issue to support PhoneGap.